Q&A

Our June Faculty Spotlight, Dr. Suzanne MacFarland, is using the Omics Maximizing Grant to identify potential genetic causes for juvenile polyposis syndrome.

Our Featured Research Trainee for May, Namrata Kumar, PhD, shares her interest in DNA damage repair and the ways in which diversity enriches science.

Elizabeth McGovern, MD, MPH, understands the high risks procedures like tracheal intubation carry, and as our April Faculty Spotlight, she educates future generations of clinicians on best practices.

Celebrate Diversity Month this April with Ama Onwuka, who shares her insight on how diversity impacts scientific breakthroughs.

Srdjan Joksimovic, PharmD, PhD, our March Faculty Spotlight, studies the neuronal circuitry that underlies the mechanisms of complex brain disorders.

During Women’s History Month, student intern Sarai Sales reflects on women who have empowered her to further her career.

Dr. Brad Lindell explains how the Junior Faculty Award allowed his lab to build a large multi-omics sepsis dataset that may help researchers identify novel proteomic signatures related to high-risk adverse events.

Celebrate Black History Month with our February Featured Research Trainee, Cody Gathers, MD, who studies social disparities in cardiac arrest.

Novel pediatric community health worker intervention aims to address social needs of hospitalized children with medically complex conditions.

Our first Faculty Spotlight of the new year, Dr. Wayne Hancock, shares his interest in experimental pathology and HDAC enzymes.